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Rafil Kroll-Zaidi

“Scientists proposed that male lions’ skill at ambushing prey in dense vegetation was previously unknown because of scientists’ fear of being ambushed by male lions in dense vegetation.”

A series of cartoons that capture science’s ‘rich diversity of weirdness’

December 30, 2015Books

“Findings” author Rafil Kroll-Zaidi combs the journals for science’s most fascinating — and flummoxing — facts. Now he has combined the best of the best into one illustrated book

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